Recent polls ahead of Spain’s snap general election on November 29 show the People’s Party (PP) leading with roughly 32 percent support, followed by the PSOE at about 26 percent and Vox near 19 percent. The right-wing bloc of PP and Vox consistently projects 198–205 seats in the 350-seat Congress, securing an outright majority in nearly all simulations, while the PSOE-led left bloc remains well short of 176. The early vote was triggered after the government lost parliamentary support for housing decrees on October 2, prompting dissolution of the Cortes. These trends have produced strong trader consensus around a PP-led outcome, with limited movement in recent surveys and no major late shifts reported in the final weeks before the campaign begins.